Lasik eye surgery

Best to do your worst eye first to see the results for yourself. The doctors will want to do both but doing one at a time is safer.

Good point! Think i have cataracts or something. Definitely giving them a ring tomorrow just wanted to know some input dont know if its legit or not

Check out dr Wallach on YouTube called Seeing is Believing and follow that vitamin program first.

Only get the lasik if after you try the nutrients.

Probably still have to take nutrients after the surgery to keep from drying.

i did lasek back when i was 17 or so, and that was around 10 years ago. honestly i believe its worth it, i saw great for the past 10 years, and still do but now i can sense it starting to worsen again.

but keep in mind there are some side effects, atleast with me, they are minor but constant. i always see a halo now around lights, i dont know if its normal or not anymore now since i got so used to it. also my near sight is worse, i cant read something that is really close to my face. but thats like 3 inches away from my face, so i never use that distance anyway.


but i can imagine now that surgery is more fine tuned than before. its a very quick surgery and most good doctors have tons of experiences with it since its so fast.


anyway hope it helps

I had Lasik in 2011. I was horribly nearsighted - blind as a bat really. So bad that they had to correct one eye for distance and the other, separately for close up vision. I lost stereo vision ability and a little depth perception - but it was so worth it. Eyes hurt afterwards & had to have someone else drive me home, but was 100% fine the next morning.

I can't imagine being in a SHTF situation being that blind without glasses, which is exactly why I had the Lasik. Now, 9 years later, I do need a tuneup but can't afford it. Like most people, I have gotten a little bit farsighted as I age. I now need drugstore reading glasses to work on the computer and read the fine print on labels, but am otherwise fine with no specs. I have a half dozen in different strengths stockpiled, in case they become hard to get or completely unavailable in the future.

Best investment I made was lasik.
i paid $900 per eye.
5 mins, after surgery, I could see better than 20/20 vision.

My eyes got dry for about 4 months afterwards.... took eye drops... 6 months later,, perfect vision..

That was 25 years ago!

Thanks for the stories guys. Its just scary knowing you might go fully blind if theh mess up or something

Yes, getting LASIK is absolutely tremendous. I feel it's successful for the majority of people. People are experiencing a clear 20/20 vision just after the surgery. I think it's the perfect way to restore your lost near vision. But certain criteria have to be met. Like you've to be at least 18 (21?) years of age, your eye prescription should be stable for the last one or two years, overall health should be alright without being caught with other diseases, etc. Someone who'd LASIK recently asked me to check this place if somebody's considering undergoing LASIK. [link to www.skouraseyeandcosmetic.com (secure)]